Pidakkozhi Koovunna Noottandu

A determined, domineering matriarch who runs the paying guest home and instigates misandry as a rule. Her sharp temper and moral code drive much of the drama, including the assault on a man and the ensuing chaos. By the end, she softens and ends up with V N Potti, finding her own form of happiness.

A man who behaves childishly and pretends to be a drama artist hired to help Potti reunite with Chinthamani. His presence triggers the plan to restore memory and heal the house. He is the catalyst that unravels the deception and reveals the true relationships.

A lawyer involved in a post-divorce custody battle for her child, she uses wit and resolve to navigate the home’s chaos. She ultimately patches up with her husband, finding a path to reconciliation beyond the courtroom.

A resident who dislikes men due to her family history, presenting a counterpoint to the host's misandry. Her evolution comes as she navigates affection and loyalty within the home.

A lodger who falls for Sachidanandan and also carries a backstory involving a hotel-related past and danger from goons. Her romance with Sachi becomes a central thread, and her resilience helps drive the plot forward.

A local man who fights off goons to protect Bhagyarekha. He embodies a brave, protective, and resourceful spirit, sparking a romance with Bhagyarekha and playing a key role in the house's upheavals and eventual resolutions.

A figure who manipulates others and plans to arrest Bhagyarekha through fake police help. He is connected to the goon network and creates conflict that the tenants must overcome.

A lodger who falls in love with Binoy, and whose backstory connects to Bhagyarekha's sister’s past. She becomes entangled in the house's danger but ultimately seeks safety and partnership.

An older man who becomes the long-lost lover sought by Chinthamani. His presence anchors the reconciliation at the end, as the protagonist pair reunites.